Sentence examples for cause the difficulty from inspiring English sources
The phrase "cause the difficulty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reasons or factors that lead to a problem or challenge.
Example: "The lack of communication between departments can cause the difficulty in project completion."
Alternatives: "create the challenge" or "lead to the problem".
The leakage of PSD at the outside of OFDM allocated bandwidth would cause the difficulty in the design of transmitter so as to meet the spectral mask requirement for the adjacent channel interference.
The rougher surface could cause the difficulty of the uniform formation of the Ag electrodes during the thermal evaporation, increasing the contact resistance between the layer and Ag electrode [27].
Such ionic substitutions could cause the difficulty in the measurement of the chemical compositions of biological apatite.
The unique structure of the chromosome might be conserved in white clover HG6 and cause the difficulty of mapping EST-SSR loci.
We considered whether the dramatic increase in indel rates we observed in disordered regions could cause the difficulty in aligning disordered regions, and speculated that errors in alignment could explain the rapid rates of substitutions observed in disordered regions over long evolutionary distances.
Whatever the cause, the difficulty in separating the thermo-tolerance of C1 and D indicates that the differences are small.
These properties of the systems cause the difficulties and add further complexity to the design.
The LMA does not cause the difficulties associated with the use of an ET such as cuff puncture, tube transection by the needle, and accidental extubation.
So it's your failure to disclose this fact that has caused the difficulty.
Now it is success - Zambia's - which is causing the difficulty.
It was the invention of writing, not mutations of the genes, that caused the difficulty.
